Yellowjacket Resources
This site was designed to help our families navigate frequently asked questions and have direct access to COVID-19 information.
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For the 2022-2023 school year, the Ohio Department of Health recommends following the "What to do if you have COVID-19" flowchart shown below.
All 2020-2021 COVID Data can be found by clicking the links below.
COVID-19 Letters from the Hamilton County Public Health Department
COVID-19 Letters from the Hamilton County Public Health Department
February 2, 2022 and dates moving forward:
If your child has been identified as a close contact with someone at school and develops symptoms, please email lwhiteley@trlsd.org to obtain a letter from the Department of Health to take with you to your physician. Anyone identified as a close contact will receive a call and email from the District by 4:00 pm on school days.
February 1, 2022
Dear Parent/Guardian
This letter is to notify you that 1 TRES student and 1 TMS student have been diagnosed with COVID-19. If your child was identified as a close contact, the school will call and email you by 4:00 pm.
To contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your child(ren) home when sick, and take them to see a physician for testing if they experience any signs and symptoms of COVID-19. Symptoms of COVID-19 range from mild to severe and may appear 2-14 days after exposure to the virus. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends 14 days from the last day of exposure.
To contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your child(ren) home when sick, and take them to see a physician for testing if they experience any signs and symptoms of COVID-19. Symptoms of COVID-19 range from mild to severe and may appear 2-14 days after exposure to the virus. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends 14 days from the last day of exposure.
If your child develops any of the following symptoms, please have the child isolate and speak to their physician.
● Fever ● Chills ● Rigors ● Myalgia ● Headache ● Sore Throat ● Nausea ● Vomiting ● Diarrhea ● Fatigue ● Congestion ● Runny Nose ● Cough ● Shortness of Breath ● Difficulty Breathing ● Loss of Taste ● Loss of Smell
On December 30, 2021, the Ohio Department of Health updated quarantine guidelines for K-12. These updated quarantine guidelines are known as Mask to Stay/Test to Play. The eligibility of students to participate in Mask to Stay/Test to Play is contingent on the exposure being in the schoolmptoms, please have the child isolate and speak to their physician.
● Fever ● Chills ● Rigors ● Myalgia ● Headache ● Sore Throat ● Nausea ● Vomiting ● Diarrhea ● Fatigue ● Congestion ● Runny Nose ● Cough ● Shortness of Breath ● Difficulty Breathing ● Loss of Taste ● Loss of Smell
On December 30, 2021, the Ohio Department of Health updated quarantine guidelines for K-12. These updated quarantine guidelines are known as Mask to Stay/Test to Play. The eligibility of students to participate in Mask to Stay/Test to Play is contingent on the exposure being in the school setting or school-related activities. This guidance excludes household exposures or exposures outside of the school setting or school-related activities. Quarantine is still required for exposures in these settings.
Mask to Stay
Students, regardless of vaccination or masking status, may remain in the classroom if they do the following:
● Wear a mask for 10 days after their last date of exposure.
● Self-monitor (or parent-monitor) for symptoms of COVID-19.
● Isolate and get tested if they start to experience symptoms of COVID-19 (regardless of how severe the symptoms are). Testing on day 5 after exposure is recommended.
Test to Play
Asymptomatic students may continue to participate in extracurricular activities if they do the following:
● Wear a mask when able (this includes transportation, locker rooms, sitting/standing on the sidelines, and anytime the mask will not interfere with breathing, the activity, or create a safety hazard).
● Test on initial notification of exposure to COVID-19 and test negative.
● Testing again on day 5 after exposure is recommended.
This test can be a PCR or Antigen but must be proctored (for at-home testing) or done by a healthcare provider.
If you or your child’s doctor has any questions or concerns, please contact Hamilton County Public Health at (513) 946-7800.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft Rd.
Cincinnati, OH 45219
COVID-19 Hotline: (513) 946-7919
Main Number: (513) 946-7800
January 27, 2022
Dear Parent/Guardian
This letter is to notify you that 5 TRES students and 1 TMS student have been diagnosed with COVID-19. If your child was identified as a close contact, the school will call and email you by 4:00 pm.
To contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your child(ren) home when sick, and take them to see a physician for testing if they experience any signs and symptoms of COVID-19. Symptoms of COVID-19 range from mild to severe and may appear 2-14 days after exposure to the virus. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends 14 days from the last day of exposure.
To contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your child(ren) home when sick, and take them to see a physician for testing if they experience any signs and symptoms of COVID-19. Symptoms of COVID-19 range from mild to severe and may appear 2-14 days after exposure to the virus. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends 14 days from the last day of exposure.
If your child develops any of the following symptoms, please have the child isolate and speak to their physician.
● Fever ● Chills ● Rigors ● Myalgia ● Headache ● Sore Throat ● Nausea ● Vomiting ● Diarrhea ● Fatigue ● Congestion ● Runny Nose ● Cough ● Shortness of Breath ● Difficulty Breathing ● Loss of Taste ● Loss of Smell
On December 30, 2021, the Ohio Department of Health updated quarantine guidelines for K-12. These updated quarantine guidelines are known as Mask to Stay/Test to Play. The eligibility of students to participate in Mask to Stay/Test to Play is contingent on the exposure being in the schoolmptoms, please have the child isolate and speak to their physician.
● Fever ● Chills ● Rigors ● Myalgia ● Headache ● Sore Throat ● Nausea ● Vomiting ● Diarrhea ● Fatigue ● Congestion ● Runny Nose ● Cough ● Shortness of Breath ● Difficulty Breathing ● Loss of Taste ● Loss of Smell
On December 30, 2021, the Ohio Department of Health updated quarantine guidelines for K-12. These updated quarantine guidelines are known as Mask to Stay/Test to Play. The eligibility of students to participate in Mask to Stay/Test to Play is contingent on the exposure being in the school setting or school-related activities. This guidance excludes household exposures or exposures outside of the school setting or school-related activities. Quarantine is still required for exposures in these settings.
Mask to Stay
Students, regardless of vaccination or masking status, may remain in the classroom if they do the following:
● Wear a mask for 10 days after their last date of exposure.
● Self-monitor (or parent-monitor) for symptoms of COVID-19.
● Isolate and get tested if they start to experience symptoms of COVID-19 (regardless of how severe the symptoms are). Testing on day 5 after exposure is recommended.
Test to Play
Asymptomatic students may continue to participate in extracurricular activities if they do the following:
● Wear a mask when able (this includes transportation, locker rooms, sitting/standing on the sidelines, and anytime the mask will not interfere with breathing, the activity, or create a safety hazard).
● Test on initial notification of exposure to COVID-19 and test negative.
● Testing again on day 5 after exposure is recommended.
This test can be a PCR or Antigen but must be proctored (for at-home testing) or done by a healthcare provider.
If you or your child’s doctor has any questions or concerns, please contact Hamilton County Public Health at (513) 946-7800.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft Rd.
Cincinnati, OH 45219
COVID-19 Hotline: (513) 946-7919
Main Number: (513) 946-7800
January 27, 2022
Dear Parent/Guardian
This letter is to notify you that 2 TRES students and 5 TMS students have been diagnosed with COVID-19. If your child was identified as a close contact, the school will call and email you by 4:00 pm.
To contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your child(ren) home when sick, and take them to see a physician for testing if they experience any signs and symptoms of COVID-19. Symptoms of COVID-19 range from mild to severe and may appear 2-14 days after exposure to the virus. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends 14 days from the last day of exposure.
To contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your child(ren) home when sick, and take them to see a physician for testing if they experience any signs and symptoms of COVID-19. Symptoms of COVID-19 range from mild to severe and may appear 2-14 days after exposure to the virus. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends 14 days from the last day of exposure.
If your child develops any of the following symptoms, please have the child isolate and speak to their physician.
● Fever ● Chills ● Rigors ● Myalgia ● Headache ● Sore Throat ● Nausea ● Vomiting ● Diarrhea ● Fatigue ● Congestion ● Runny Nose ● Cough ● Shortness of Breath ● Difficulty Breathing ● Loss of Taste ● Loss of Smell
On December 30, 2021, the Ohio Department of Health updated quarantine guidelines for K-12. These updated quarantine guidelines are known as Mask to Stay/Test to Play. The eligibility of students to participate in Mask to Stay/Test to Play is contingent on the exposure being in the schoolmptoms, please have the child isolate and speak to their physician.
● Fever ● Chills ● Rigors ● Myalgia ● Headache ● Sore Throat ● Nausea ● Vomiting ● Diarrhea ● Fatigue ● Congestion ● Runny Nose ● Cough ● Shortness of Breath ● Difficulty Breathing ● Loss of Taste ● Loss of Smell
On December 30, 2021, the Ohio Department of Health updated quarantine guidelines for K-12. These updated quarantine guidelines are known as Mask to Stay/Test to Play. The eligibility of students to participate in Mask to Stay/Test to Play is contingent on the exposure being in the school setting or school-related activities. This guidance excludes household exposures or exposures outside of the school setting or school-related activities. Quarantine is still required for exposures in these settings.
Mask to Stay
Students, regardless of vaccination or masking status, may remain in the classroom if they do the following:
● Wear a mask for 10 days after their last date of exposure.
● Self-monitor (or parent-monitor) for symptoms of COVID-19.
● Isolate and get tested if they start to experience symptoms of COVID-19 (regardless of how severe the symptoms are). Testing on day 5 after exposure is recommended.
Test to Play
Asymptomatic students may continue to participate in extracurricular activities if they do the following:
● Wear a mask when able (this includes transportation, locker rooms, sitting/standing on the sidelines, and anytime the mask will not interfere with breathing, the activity, or create a safety hazard).
● Test on initial notification of exposure to COVID-19 and test negative.
● Testing again on day 5 after exposure is recommended.
This test can be a PCR or Antigen but must be proctored (for at-home testing) or done by a healthcare provider.
If you or your child’s doctor has any questions or concerns, please contact Hamilton County Public Health at (513) 946-7800.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft Rd.
Cincinnati, OH 45219
COVID-19 Hotline: (513) 946-7919
Main Number: (513) 946-7800
January 26, 2022
Dear Parent/Guardian
This letter is to notify you that 3 TRES students and 1 TMS student have been diagnosed with COVID-19. If your child was identified as a close contact, the school will call and email you by 4:00 pm.
To contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your child(ren) home when sick, and take them to see a physician for testing if they experience any signs and symptoms of COVID-19. Symptoms of COVID-19 range from mild to severe and may appear 2-14 days after exposure to the virus. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends 14 days from the last day of exposure.
To contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your child(ren) home when sick, and take them to see a physician for testing if they experience any signs and symptoms of COVID-19. Symptoms of COVID-19 range from mild to severe and may appear 2-14 days after exposure to the virus. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends 14 days from the last day of exposure.
If your child develops any of the following symptoms, please have the child isolate and speak to their physician.
● Fever ● Chills ● Rigors ● Myalgia ● Headache ● Sore Throat ● Nausea ● Vomiting ● Diarrhea ● Fatigue ● Congestion ● Runny Nose ● Cough ● Shortness of Breath ● Difficulty Breathing ● Loss of Taste ● Loss of Smell
On December 30, 2021, the Ohio Department of Health updated quarantine guidelines for K-12. These updated quarantine guidelines are known as Mask to Stay/Test to Play. The eligibility of students to participate in Mask to Stay/Test to Play is contingent on the exposure being in the schoolmptoms, please have the child isolate and speak to their physician.
● Fever ● Chills ● Rigors ● Myalgia ● Headache ● Sore Throat ● Nausea ● Vomiting ● Diarrhea ● Fatigue ● Congestion ● Runny Nose ● Cough ● Shortness of Breath ● Difficulty Breathing ● Loss of Taste ● Loss of Smell
On December 30, 2021, the Ohio Department of Health updated quarantine guidelines for K-12. These updated quarantine guidelines are known as Mask to Stay/Test to Play. The eligibility of students to participate in Mask to Stay/Test to Play is contingent on the exposure being in the school setting or school-related activities. This guidance excludes household exposures or exposures outside of the school setting or school-related activities. Quarantine is still required for exposures in these settings.
Mask to Stay
Students, regardless of vaccination or masking status, may remain in the classroom if they do the following:
● Wear a mask for 10 days after their last date of exposure.
● Self-monitor (or parent-monitor) for symptoms of COVID-19.
● Isolate and get tested if they start to experience symptoms of COVID-19 (regardless of how severe the symptoms are). Testing on day 5 after exposure is recommended.
Test to Play
Asymptomatic students may continue to participate in extracurricular activities if they do the following:
● Wear a mask when able (this includes transportation, locker rooms, sitting/standing on the sidelines, and anytime the mask will not interfere with breathing, the activity, or create a safety hazard).
● Test on initial notification of exposure to COVID-19 and test negative.
● Testing again on day 5 after exposure is recommended.
This test can be a PCR or Antigen but must be proctored (for at-home testing) or done by a healthcare provider.
If you or your child’s doctor has any questions or concerns, please contact Hamilton County Public Health at (513) 946-7800.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft Rd.
Cincinnati, OH 45219
COVID-19 Hotline: (513) 946-7919
Main Number: (513) 946-7800
January 25, 2022
Dear Parent/Guardian
This letter is to notify you that 1 TRES student, 1 TRES staff, and 1 THS student have been diagnosed with COVID-19. If your child was identified as a close contact, the school will call and email you by 4:00 pm.
To contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your child(ren) home when sick, and take them to see a physician for testing if they experience any signs and symptoms of COVID-19. Symptoms of COVID-19 range from mild to severe and may appear 2-14 days after exposure to the virus. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends 14 days from the last day of exposure.
To contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your child(ren) home when sick, and take them to see a physician for testing if they experience any signs and symptoms of COVID-19. Symptoms of COVID-19 range from mild to severe and may appear 2-14 days after exposure to the virus. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends 14 days from the last day of exposure.
If your child develops any of the following symptoms, please have the child isolate and speak to their physician.
● Fever ● Chills ● Rigors ● Myalgia ● Headache ● Sore Throat ● Nausea ● Vomiting ● Diarrhea ● Fatigue ● Congestion ● Runny Nose ● Cough ● Shortness of Breath ● Difficulty Breathing ● Loss of Taste ● Loss of Smell
On December 30, 2021, the Ohio Department of Health updated quarantine guidelines for K-12. These updated quarantine guidelines are known as Mask to Stay/Test to Play. The eligibility of students to participate in Mask to Stay/Test to Play is contingent on the exposure being in the schoolmptoms, please have the child isolate and speak to their physician.
● Fever ● Chills ● Rigors ● Myalgia ● Headache ● Sore Throat ● Nausea ● Vomiting ● Diarrhea ● Fatigue ● Congestion ● Runny Nose ● Cough ● Shortness of Breath ● Difficulty Breathing ● Loss of Taste ● Loss of Smell
On December 30, 2021, the Ohio Department of Health updated quarantine guidelines for K-12. These updated quarantine guidelines are known as Mask to Stay/Test to Play. The eligibility of students to participate in Mask to Stay/Test to Play is contingent on the exposure being in the school setting or school-related activities. This guidance excludes household exposures or exposures outside of the school setting or school-related activities. Quarantine is still required for exposures in these settings.
Mask to Stay
Students, regardless of vaccination or masking status, may remain in the classroom if they do the following:
● Wear a mask for 10 days after their last date of exposure.
● Self-monitor (or parent-monitor) for symptoms of COVID-19.
● Isolate and get tested if they start to experience symptoms of COVID-19 (regardless of how severe the symptoms are). Testing on day 5 after exposure is recommended.
Test to Play
Asymptomatic students may continue to participate in extracurricular activities if they do the following:
● Wear a mask when able (this includes transportation, locker rooms, sitting/standing on the sidelines, and anytime the mask will not interfere with breathing, the activity, or create a safety hazard).
● Test on initial notification of exposure to COVID-19 and test negative.
● Testing again on day 5 after exposure is recommended.
This test can be a PCR or Antigen but must be proctored (for at-home testing) or done by a healthcare provider.
If you or your child’s doctor has any questions or concerns, please contact Hamilton County Public Health at (513) 946-7800.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft Rd.
Cincinnati, OH 45219
COVID-19 Hotline: (513) 946-7919
Main Number: (513) 946-7800
January 21, 2022
Dear Parent/Guardian
This letter is to notify you that 2 TRES students, 1 TMS student, and 1 THS student have been diagnosed with COVID-19. If your child was identified as a close contact, the school will call and email you by 4:00 pm.
To contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your child(ren) home when sick, and take them to see a physician for testing if they experience any signs and symptoms of COVID-19. Symptoms of COVID-19 range from mild to severe and may appear 2-14 days after exposure to the virus. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends 14 days from the last day of exposure.
To contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your child(ren) home when sick, and take them to see a physician for testing if they experience any signs and symptoms of COVID-19. Symptoms of COVID-19 range from mild to severe and may appear 2-14 days after exposure to the virus. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends 14 days from the last day of exposure.
If your child develops any of the following symptoms, please have the child isolate and speak to their physician.
● Fever ● Chills ● Rigors ● Myalgia ● Headache ● Sore Throat ● Nausea ● Vomiting ● Diarrhea ● Fatigue ● Congestion ● Runny Nose ● Cough ● Shortness of Breath ● Difficulty Breathing ● Loss of Taste ● Loss of Smell
On December 30, 2021, the Ohio Department of Health updated quarantine guidelines for K-12. These updated quarantine guidelines are known as Mask to Stay/Test to Play. The eligibility of students to participate in Mask to Stay/Test to Play is contingent on the exposure being in the schoolmptoms, please have the child isolate and speak to their physician.
● Fever ● Chills ● Rigors ● Myalgia ● Headache ● Sore Throat ● Nausea ● Vomiting ● Diarrhea ● Fatigue ● Congestion ● Runny Nose ● Cough ● Shortness of Breath ● Difficulty Breathing ● Loss of Taste ● Loss of Smell
On December 30, 2021, the Ohio Department of Health updated quarantine guidelines for K-12. These updated quarantine guidelines are known as Mask to Stay/Test to Play. The eligibility of students to participate in Mask to Stay/Test to Play is contingent on the exposure being in the school setting or school-related activities. This guidance excludes household exposures or exposures outside of the school setting or school-related activities. Quarantine is still required for exposures in these settings.
Mask to Stay
Students, regardless of vaccination or masking status, may remain in the classroom if they do the following:
● Wear a mask for 10 days after their last date of exposure.
● Self-monitor (or parent-monitor) for symptoms of COVID-19.
● Isolate and get tested if they start to experience symptoms of COVID-19 (regardless of how severe the symptoms are). Testing on day 5 after exposure is recommended.
Test to Play
Asymptomatic students may continue to participate in extracurricular activities if they do the following:
● Wear a mask when able (this includes transportation, locker rooms, sitting/standing on the sidelines, and anytime the mask will not interfere with breathing, the activity, or create a safety hazard).
● Test on initial notification of exposure to COVID-19 and test negative.
● Testing again on day 5 after exposure is recommended.
This test can be a PCR or Antigen but must be proctored (for at-home testing) or done by a healthcare provider.
If you or your child’s doctor has any questions or concerns, please contact Hamilton County Public Health at (513) 946-7800.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft Rd.
Cincinnati, OH 45219
COVID-19 Hotline: (513) 946-7919
Main Number: (513) 946-7800
January 20, 2022
Dear Parent/Guardian
This letter is to notify you that 3 TRES students, 1 TMS student, and 1 THS student have been diagnosed with COVID-19. If your child was identified as a close contact, the school will call and email you by 4:00 pm.
To contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your child(ren) home when sick, and take them to see a physician for testing if they experience any signs and symptoms of COVID-19. Symptoms of COVID-19 range from mild to severe and may appear 2-14 days after exposure to the virus. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends 14 days from the last day of exposure.
If your child develops any of the following sy0 pm.
To contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your child(ren) home when sick, and take them to see a physician for testing if they experience any signs and symptoms of COVID-19. Symptoms of COVID-19 range from mild to severe and may appear 2-14 days after exposure to the virus. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends 14 days from the last day of exposure.
If your child develops any of the following symptoms, please have the child isolate and speak to their physician.
● Fever ● Chills ● Rigors ● Myalgia ● Headache ● Sore Throat ● Nausea ● Vomiting ● Diarrhea ● Fatigue ● Congestion ● Runny Nose ● Cough ● Shortness of Breath ● Difficulty Breathing ● Loss of Taste ● Loss of Smell
On December 30, 2021, the Ohio Department of Health updated quarantine guidelines for K-12. These updated quarantine guidelines are known as Mask to Stay/Test to Play. The eligibility of students to participate in Mask to Stay/Test to Play is contingent on the exposure being in the schoolmptoms, please have the child isolate and speak to their physician.
● Fever ● Chills ● Rigors ● Myalgia ● Headache ● Sore Throat ● Nausea ● Vomiting ● Diarrhea ● Fatigue ● Congestion ● Runny Nose ● Cough ● Shortness of Breath ● Difficulty Breathing ● Loss of Taste ● Loss of Smell
On December 30, 2021, the Ohio Department of Health updated quarantine guidelines for K-12. These updated quarantine guidelines are known as Mask to Stay/Test to Play. The eligibility of students to participate in Mask to Stay/Test to Play is contingent on the exposure being in the school setting or school-related activities. This guidance excludes household exposures or exposures outside of the school setting or school-related activities. Quarantine is still required for exposures in these settings.
Mask to Stay
Students, regardless of vaccination or masking status, may remain in the classroom if they do the following:
● Wear a mask for 10 days after their last date of exposure.
● Self-monitor (or parent-monitor) for symptoms of COVID-19.
● Isolate and get tested if they start to experience symptoms of COVID-19 (regardless of how severe the symptoms are). Testing on day 5 after exposure is recommended.
Test to Play
Asymptomatic students may continue to participate in extracurricular activities if they do the following:
● Wear a mask when able (this includes transportation, locker rooms, sitting/standing on the sidelines, and anytime the mask will not interfere with breathing, the activity, or create a safety hazard).
● Test on initial notification of exposure to COVID-19 and test negative.
● Testing again on day 5 after exposure is recommended.
This test can be a PCR or Antigen but must be proctored (for at-home testing) or done by a healthcare provider.
If you or your child’s doctor has any questions or concerns, please contact Hamilton County Public Health at (513) 946-7800.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft Rd.
Cincinnati, OH 45219
COVID-19 Hotline: (513) 946-7919
Main Number: (513) 946-7800
January 19, 2022
Dear Parent/Guardian
This letter is to notify you that 1 TRES student, TMS student, 1 THS student, and 1 THS staff have been diagnosed with COVID-19. If your child was identified as a close contact, the school will call and email you by 4:00 pm.
To contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your child(ren) home when sick, and take them to see a physician for testing if they experience any signs and symptoms of COVID-19. Symptoms of COVID-19 range from mild to severe and may appear 2-14 days after exposure to the virus. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends 14 days from the last day of exposure.
If your child develops any of the following sy0 pm.
To contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your child(ren) home when sick, and take them to see a physician for testing if they experience any signs and symptoms of COVID-19. Symptoms of COVID-19 range from mild to severe and may appear 2-14 days after exposure to the virus. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends 14 days from the last day of exposure.
If your child develops any of the following symptoms, please have the child isolate and speak to their physician.
● Fever ● Chills ● Rigors ● Myalgia ● Headache ● Sore Throat ● Nausea ● Vomiting ● Diarrhea ● Fatigue ● Congestion ● Runny Nose ● Cough ● Shortness of Breath ● Difficulty Breathing ● Loss of Taste ● Loss of Smell
On December 30, 2021, the Ohio Department of Health updated quarantine guidelines for K-12. These updated quarantine guidelines are known as Mask to Stay/Test to Play. The eligibility of students to participate in Mask to Stay/Test to Play is contingent on the exposure being in the schoolmptoms, please have the child isolate and speak to their physician.
● Fever ● Chills ● Rigors ● Myalgia ● Headache ● Sore Throat ● Nausea ● Vomiting ● Diarrhea ● Fatigue ● Congestion ● Runny Nose ● Cough ● Shortness of Breath ● Difficulty Breathing ● Loss of Taste ● Loss of Smell
On December 30, 2021, the Ohio Department of Health updated quarantine guidelines for K-12. These updated quarantine guidelines are known as Mask to Stay/Test to Play. The eligibility of students to participate in Mask to Stay/Test to Play is contingent on the exposure being in the school setting or school-related activities. This guidance excludes household exposures or exposures outside of the school setting or school-related activities. Quarantine is still required for exposures in these settings.
Mask to Stay
Students, regardless of vaccination or masking status, may remain in the classroom if they do the following:
● Wear a mask for 10 days after their last date of exposure.
● Self-monitor (or parent-monitor) for symptoms of COVID-19.
● Isolate and get tested if they start to experience symptoms of COVID-19 (regardless of how severe the symptoms are). Testing on day 5 after exposure is recommended.
Test to Play
Asymptomatic students may continue to participate in extracurricular activities if they do the following:
● Wear a mask when able (this includes transportation, locker rooms, sitting/standing on the sidelines, and anytime the mask will not interfere with breathing, the activity, or create a safety hazard).
● Test on initial notification of exposure to COVID-19 and test negative.
● Testing again on day 5 after exposure is recommended.
This test can be a PCR or Antigen but must be proctored (for at-home testing) or done by a healthcare provider.
If you or your child’s doctor has any questions or concerns, please contact Hamilton County Public Health at (513) 946-7800.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft Rd.
Cincinnati, OH 45219
COVID-19 Hotline: (513) 946-7919
Main Number: (513) 946-7800
January 14, 2022
Dear Parent/Guardian
This letter is to notify you that 2 TMS student has been diagnosed with COVID-19. During routine contact tracing, your child has been identified as a close contact.
To contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your child(ren) home when sick, and take them to see a physician for testing if they experience any signs and symptoms of COVID-19. Symptoms of COVID-19 range from mild to severe and may appear 2-14 days after exposure to the virus. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends 14 days from the last day of exposure.
If your child develops any of the following symptoms, please have the child isolate and speak to their physician.
● Fever ● Chills ● Rigors ● Myalgia ● Headache ● Sore Throat ● Nausea ● Vomiting ● Diarrhea ● Fatigue ● Congestion ● Runny Nose ● Cough ● Shortness of Breath ● Difficulty Breathing ● Loss of Taste ● Loss of Smell
On December 30, 2021, the Ohio Department of Health updated quarantine guidelines for K-12. These updated quarantine guidelines are known as Mask to Stay/Test to Play. The eligibility of students to participate in Mask to Stay/Test to Play is contingent on the exposure being in the school setting or school-related activities. This guidance excludes household exposures or exposures outside of the school setting or school-related activities. Quarantine is still required for exposures in these settings.
Mask to Stay
Students, regardless of vaccination or masking status, may remain in the classroom if they do the following:
● Wear a mask for 10 days after their last date of exposure.
● Self-monitor (or parent-monitor) for symptoms of COVID-19.
● Isolate and get tested if they start to experience symptoms of COVID-19 (regardless of how severe the symptoms are). Testing on day 5 after exposure is recommended.
Test to Play
Asymptomatic students may continue to participate in extracurricular activities if they do the following:
● Wear a mask when able (this includes transportation, locker rooms, sitting/standing on the sidelines, and anytime the mask will not interfere with breathing, the activity, or create a safety hazard).
● Test on initial notification of exposure to COVID-19 and test negative.
● Testing again on day 5 after exposure is recommended.
This test can be a PCR or Antigen but must be proctored (for at-home testing) or done by a healthcare provider.
If you or your child’s doctor has any questions or concerns, please contact Hamilton County Public Health at (513) 946-7800.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft Rd.
Cincinnati, OH 45219
COVID-19 Hotline: (513) 946-7919
Main Number: (513) 946-7800
January 12, 2022
Dear Parent/Guardian
This letter is to notify you that 3 TRES students, 2 TMS students, and 3 THS students have been diagnosed with COVID-19. During routine contact tracing, your child has been identified as a close contact.
To contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your child(ren) home when sick, and take them to see a physician for testing if they experience any signs and symptoms of COVID-19. Symptoms of COVID-19 range from mild to severe and may appear 2-14 days after exposure to the virus. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends 14 days from the last day of exposure.
If your child develops any of the following symptoms, please have the child isolate and speak to their physician.
● Fever ● Chills ● Rigors ● Myalgia ● Headache ● Sore Throat ● Nausea ● Vomiting ● Diarrhea ● Fatigue ● Congestion ● Runny Nose ● Cough ● Shortness of Breath ● Difficulty Breathing ● Loss of Taste ● Loss of Smell
On December 30, 2021, the Ohio Department of Health updated quarantine guidelines for K-12. These updated quarantine guidelines are known as Mask to Stay/Test to Play. The eligibility of students to participate in Mask to Stay/Test to Play is contingent on the exposure being in the school setting or school-related activities. This guidance excludes household exposures or exposures outside of the school setting or school-related activities. Quarantine is still required for exposures in these settings.
Mask to Stay
Students, regardless of vaccination or masking status, may remain in the classroom if they do the following:
● Wear a mask for 10 days after their last date of exposure.
● Self-monitor (or parent-monitor) for symptoms of COVID-19.
● Isolate and get tested if they start to experience symptoms of COVID-19 (regardless of how severe the symptoms are). Testing on day 5 after exposure is recommended.
Test to Play
Asymptomatic students may continue to participate in extracurricular activities if they do the following:
● Wear a mask when able (this includes transportation, locker rooms, sitting/standing on the sidelines, and anytime the mask will not interfere with breathing, the activity, or create a safety hazard).
● Test on initial notification of exposure to COVID-19 and test negative.
● Testing again on day 5 after exposure is recommended.
This test can be a PCR or Antigen but must be proctored (for at-home testing) or done by a healthcare provider.
If you or your child’s doctor has any questions or concerns, please contact Hamilton County Public Health at (513) 946-7800.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft Rd.
Cincinnati, OH 45219
COVID-19 Hotline: (513) 946-7919
Main Number: (513) 946-7800
January 11, 2022
Dear Parent/Guardian
This letter is to notify you that 9 TRES students, 2 TMS students, and 7 THS students have been diagnosed with COVID-19. During routine contact tracing, your child has been identified as a close contact.
To contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your child(ren) home when sick, and take them to see a physician for testing if they experience any signs and symptoms of COVID-19. Symptoms of COVID-19 range from mild to severe and may appear 2-14 days after exposure to the virus. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends 14 days from the last day of exposure.
If your child develops any of the following symptoms, please have the child isolate and speak to their physician.
● Fever ● Chills ● Rigors ● Myalgia ● Headache ● Sore Throat ● Nausea ● Vomiting ● Diarrhea ● Fatigue ● Congestion ● Runny Nose ● Cough ● Shortness of Breath ● Difficulty Breathing ● Loss of Taste ● Loss of Smell
On December 30, 2021, the Ohio Department of Health updated quarantine guidelines for K-12. These updated quarantine guidelines are known as Mask to Stay/Test to Play. The eligibility of students to participate in Mask to Stay/Test to Play is contingent on the exposure being in the school setting or school-related activities. This guidance excludes household exposures or exposures outside of the school setting or school-related activities. Quarantine is still required for exposures in these settings.
Mask to Stay
Students, regardless of vaccination or masking status, may remain in the classroom if they do the following:
● Wear a mask for 10 days after their last date of exposure.
● Self-monitor (or parent-monitor) for symptoms of COVID-19.
● Isolate and get tested if they start to experience symptoms of COVID-19 (regardless of how severe the symptoms are). Testing on day 5 after exposure is recommended.
Test to Play
Asymptomatic students may continue to participate in extracurricular activities if they do the following:
● Wear a mask when able (this includes transportation, locker rooms, sitting/standing on the sidelines, and anytime the mask will not interfere with breathing, the activity, or create a safety hazard).
● Test on initial notification of exposure to COVID-19 and test negative.
● Testing again on day 5 after exposure is recommended.
This test can be a PCR or Antigen but must be proctored (for at-home testing) or done by a healthcare provider.
If you or your child’s doctor has any questions or concerns, please contact Hamilton County Public Health at (513) 946-7800.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft Rd.
Cincinnati, OH 45219
COVID-19 Hotline: (513) 946-7919
Main Number: (513) 946-7800
January 10, 2022
Dear Parent/Guardian
This letter is to notify you that 4 TRES students, 2 TRES staff, 4 TMS students, 5 TMS staff, 9 THS students, and 2 THS staff have been diagnosed with COVID-19. During routine contact tracing, your child has been identified as a close contact.
To contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your child(ren) home when sick, and take them to see a physician for testing if they experience any signs and symptoms of COVID-19. Symptoms of COVID-19 range from mild to severe and may appear 2-14 days after exposure to the virus. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends 14 days from the last day of exposure.
If your child develops any of the following symptoms, please have the child isolate and speak to their physician.
● Fever ● Chills ● Rigors ● Myalgia ● Headache ● Sore Throat ● Nausea ● Vomiting ● Diarrhea ● Fatigue ● Congestion ● Runny Nose ● Cough ● Shortness of Breath ● Difficulty Breathing ● Loss of Taste ● Loss of Smell
On December 30, 2021, the Ohio Department of Health updated quarantine guidelines for K-12. These updated quarantine guidelines are known as Mask to Stay/Test to Play. The eligibility of students to participate in Mask to Stay/Test to Play is contingent on the exposure being in the school setting or school-related activities. This guidance excludes household exposures or exposures outside of the school setting or school-related activities. Quarantine is still required for exposures in these settings.
Mask to Stay
Students, regardless of vaccination or masking status, may remain in the classroom if they do the following:
● Wear a mask for 10 days after their last date of exposure.
● Self-monitor (or parent-monitor) for symptoms of COVID-19.
● Isolate and get tested if they start to experience symptoms of COVID-19 (regardless of how severe the symptoms are). Testing on day 5 after exposure is recommended.
Test to Play
Asymptomatic students may continue to participate in extracurricular activities if they do the following:
● Wear a mask when able (this includes transportation, locker rooms, sitting/standing on the sidelines, and anytime the mask will not interfere with breathing, the activity, or create a safety hazard).
● Test on initial notification of exposure to COVID-19 and test negative.
● Testing again on day 5 after exposure is recommended.
This test can be a PCR or Antigen but must be proctored (for at-home testing) or done by a healthcare provider.
If you or your child’s doctor has any questions or concerns, please contact Hamilton County Public Health at (513) 946-7800.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft Rd.
Cincinnati, OH 45219
COVID-19 Hotline: (513) 946-7919
Main Number: (513) 946-7800
January 7, 2022
Dear Parent/Guardian
This letter is to notify you that 2 TRES students, 1 TRES staff, 3 TMS students, 1 TMS staff, and 4 THS students have been diagnosed with COVID-19. During routine contact tracing, your child has been identified as a close contact.
To contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your child(ren) home when sick, and take them to see a physician for testing if they experience any signs and symptoms of COVID-19. Symptoms of COVID-19 range from mild to severe and may appear 2-14 days after exposure to the virus. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends 14 days from the last day of exposure.
If your child develops any of the following symptoms, please have the child isolate and speak to their physician.
● Fever ● Chills ● Rigors ● Myalgia ● Headache ● Sore Throat ● Nausea ● Vomiting ● Diarrhea ● Fatigue ● Congestion ● Runny Nose ● Cough ● Shortness of Breath ● Difficulty Breathing ● Loss of Taste ● Loss of Smell
On December 30, 2021, the Ohio Department of Health updated quarantine guidelines for K-12. These updated quarantine guidelines are known as Mask to Stay/Test to Play. The eligibility of students to participate in Mask to Stay/Test to Play is contingent on the exposure being in the school setting or school-related activities. This guidance excludes household exposures or exposures outside of the school setting or school-related activities. Quarantine is still required for exposures in these settings.
Mask to Stay
Students, regardless of vaccination or masking status, may remain in the classroom if they do the following:
● Wear a mask for 10 days after their last date of exposure.
● Self-monitor (or parent-monitor) for symptoms of COVID-19.
● Isolate and get tested if they start to experience symptoms of COVID-19 (regardless of how severe the symptoms are). Testing on day 5 after exposure is recommended.
Test to Play
Asymptomatic students may continue to participate in extracurricular activities if they do the following:
● Wear a mask when able (this includes transportation, locker rooms, sitting/standing on the sidelines, and anytime the mask will not interfere with breathing, the activity, or create a safety hazard).
● Test on initial notification of exposure to COVID-19 and test negative.
● Testing again on day 5 after exposure is recommended.
This test can be a PCR or Antigen but must be proctored (for at-home testing) or done by a healthcare provider.
If you or your child’s doctor has any questions or concerns, please contact Hamilton County Public Health at (513) 946-7800.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft Rd.
Cincinnati, OH 45219
COVID-19 Hotline: (513) 946-7919
Main Number: (513) 946-7800
January 6, 2022
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 3 TRES students and 3 TMS students reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from the Ohio Department of Health for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine or Mask to Stay as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period observing your child related to this exposure ends on January 16, 2022.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
January 5, 2022
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 2 TRES staff, 2 TMS staff, and 2 THS students reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from the Ohio Department of Health for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine or Mask to Stay as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period observing your child related to this exposure ends on January 15, 2022.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
December 16, 2021
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 2 TRES students, 1 TMS student, and 1 THS student reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does
not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on December 23, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
December 15, 2021
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 1 TRES student, 1 THS student, and 1 TMS staff member reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does
not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on December 22, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
December 14, 2021
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 1 TRES student reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does
not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on December 21, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
December 13, 2021
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 2 THS students and 1 TMS staff member reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does
not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on December 20, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
December 8, 2021
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 1 THS student reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does
not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on December 17, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
December 3, 2021
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 1 TRES students and 1 TRS Staff member reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does
not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on December 11, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
December 1, 2021
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 2 TRES students and 1 TMS student reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on December 10, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
November 30, 2021
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 2 TRES students reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on December 9, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
November 29, 2021
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 2 TMS students and 1 TRES student reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on December 9, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
*No letter was released the week of November 22-26th as Three Rivers was on fall break. Cases reported can be found on the cumulative and weekly slides.
November 16, 2021
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 1 TRES student reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on November 21, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
November 8, 2021
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 1 TRLSD employee reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on November 12, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
October 22, 2021
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 1 TRES student reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on November 1, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
October 18, 2021
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 1 THS and 1 TMS staff member and 3 TMS and 1 TRES students reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on October 25, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
October 13, 2021
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 3 THS, 1 TMS, and 1 TRES student and 1 TMS staff member reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on October 19, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
October 12, 2021
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 1 TMS student reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on October 18, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
October 7, 2021
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 1 TMS student reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on October 17, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
October 6, 2021
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 3 TMS students and 1 TRES student reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on October 16, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
October 4, 2021
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 3 TMS students, 3 TRES students, and 1 TRES staff member reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on October 14, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
October 1, 2021
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 2 THS students reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on October 10, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
September 30, 2021
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 1 TMS staff member and 3 TMS students reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on October 9, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
September 29, 2021
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 1 TRES students and 2 THS students reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on October 8, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
September 28, 2021
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 1 TRES students and 2 TMS students reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on October 7, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
September 27, 2021
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 3 TRES students, 4 TMS students, 2 TMS staff members, and 1 THS student reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on October 6, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Th
ree Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
September 24, 2021
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 2 TMS students reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on October 2, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Th
ree Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
September 22, 2021
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 1 TRES student and 1 THS student reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on September 29, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Th
ree Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
September 20, 2021
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 2 TRES staff members and 1 THS student reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on September 27, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Th
ree Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
September 14, 2021
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 1 THS student and 2 TRES students reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on September 20, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Th
ree Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
September 13, 2021
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 2 THS students, 4 TMS students, 1 THS staff member, and 1 TRES student reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on September 24, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Th
ree Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
September 10, 2021
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 2 TMS students reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on September 20, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Th
ree Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
September 9, 2021
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 1 THS and 1 TMS student reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on September 19, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Th
ree Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
September 8, 2021
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 2 THS students reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on September 16, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
September 7, 2021
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 3 TRES students and 1 THS student reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on September 15, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
September 3, 2021
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 1 TMS student reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on September 14, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
September 1, 2021
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 4 TRES students,1 TMS student, 1 THS student, and 1 TMS staff member reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on September 12, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
August 25, 2021
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
August 25, 2021
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 1 TMS student and 1 elementary student reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on September 5, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School DistrictAugust 25, 2021
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 1 TMS student and 1 elementary student reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on September 5, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
August 24, 2021
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 1 TMS staff member and 1 elementary student reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on September 4, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
August 23, 2021
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 1 TMS staff member reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on August 30, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
August 16, 2021
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 1 TMS student reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on August 23, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
August 11, 2021
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 2 TRES, 1 TMS, and 1 THS student reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on August 20, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
May 7, 2021
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 1 TRES student reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on May 21, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
March 26, 2021
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 1 student in Taylor HS and 1 student in Taylor MS reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on April 9, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
February 19, 2021
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 1 staff member in Three Rivers Elementary reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on March 4, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
February 17, 2021
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 1 student and 2 staff members in Three Rivers Elementary reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on March 3, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
February 10, 2021
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 1 student in Taylor High School reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on February 24, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
February 8, 2021
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 2 students in Taylor High School and 2 staff members in Three Rivers Elementary reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on February 22, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
February 5, 2021
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 1 student in Taylor High School and 1 student in Taylor Middle School reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on February 19, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
February 3, 2021
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 1 student and 1 staff in Three Rivers Elementary and 1 student in Taylor High School reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on February 17, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
January 29, 2021
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 2 students in Taylor High School and 1 student in Taylor Middle School reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on February 12, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
January 27, 2021
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 1 student at Three Rivers Elementary reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on February 10, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
January 26, 2021
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 1 student at Three Rivers Elementary reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on February 9, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
January 25, 2021
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 2 staff members at Three Rivers Elementary reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on February 8, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
January 12, 2021
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 1 student at Taylor High School and 1 student at Three Rivers Elementary reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on January 26, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
January 11, 2021
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 1 student at Taylor High School, 1 student at Taylor Middle School, and 2 students at Three Rivers Elementary reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on January 25, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
January 6, 2021
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 3 students at Taylor High School, 1 student at Taylor Middle School, and 2 students at Three Rivers Elementary reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19 this week. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that Three Rivers Local School District will follow the most recent guidelines from Governor DeWine and the Hamilton County Department of Health for student quarantines. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child does not need to self-quarantine as a result of this positive case. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on January 19, 2021.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
December 17, 2020
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 1 student at Taylor Middle School and 1 Taylor High School staff member reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that any staff member or student that was within the parameters that require a two-week quarantine will be notified within 24 hours of the District receiving the positive test. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child was not believed to have been within six feet of any of the student or staff member for more than fifteen minutes (based on contact tracing) and does not need to self-quarantine. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on December 31, 2020.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
December 15, 2020
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 2 students at Taylor Middle School and 1 student at Taylor High School reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that any staff member or student that was within the parameters that require a two-week quarantine will be notified within 24 hours of the District receiving the positive test. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child was not believed to have been within six feet of any of the students for more than fifteen minutes (based on contact tracing) and does not need to self-quarantine. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on December 29, 2020.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
December 14, 2020
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that a staff member at Taylor High School and 2 students at Taylor Middle School reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that any staff member or student that was within the parameters that require a two-week quarantine will be notified within 24 hours of the District receiving the positive test. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child was not believed to have been within six feet of the staff member or students for more than fifteen minutes (based on contact tracing) and does not need to self-quarantine. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on December 22, 2020.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
December 7, 2020
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 1 Elementary student, 1 Elementary staff, and 1 District staff member reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that any staff member or student that was within the parameters that require a two-week quarantine will be notified within 24 hours of the District receiving the positive test. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child was not believed to have been within six feet of the student or staff members for more than fifteen minutes (based on contact tracing) and does not need to self-quarantine. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on December 21, 2020.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
December 2, 2020
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 1 Elementary and 1 High School student reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that any staff member or student that was within the parameters that require a two-week quarantine will be notified within 24 hours of the District receiving the positive test. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child was not believed to have been within six feet of the student(s) for more than fifteen minutes (based on contact tracing) and does not need to self-quarantine. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on December 16, 2020.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
December 1, 2020
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 2 students in THS, 1 student in TMS, 1 student in TRES, and 1 staff member at THS reported a positive diagnosis with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that any staff member or student that was within the parameters that require a two-week quarantine will be notified within 24 hours of the District receiving the positive test. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child was not believed to have been within six feet of the student(s) or staff member for more than fifteen minutes (based on contact tracing) and does not need to self-quarantine. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on December 15, 2020.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
November 30, 2020
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that we have been made aware of 8 new COVID-19 cases District-wide. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that any staff member or student that was within the parameters that require a two-week quarantine will be notified within 24 hours of the District receiving the positive test. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child was not believed to have been within six feet of an individual who tested positive for more than fifteen minutes (based on contact tracing) and does not need to self-quarantine. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on December 14, 2020.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
November 23, 2020
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that a student at Taylor Middle School has been diagnosed with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that any staff member or student that was within the parameters that require a two-week quarantine will be notified within 24 hours of the District receiving the positive test. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child was not believed to have been within six feet of the student for more than fifteen minutes (based on contact tracing) and does not need to self-quarantine. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on December 4, 2020.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
November 20, 2020
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that a student at Taylor Middle School has been diagnosed with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that due to remote learning, no contact tracing needs to be conducted at the school. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
November 17, 2020
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that a staff member at Three Rivers Elementary and a student at Taylor High School have been diagnosed with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that any staff member or student that was within the parameters that require a two-week quarantine will be notified within 24 hours of the District receiving the positive test. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child was not believed to have been within six feet of the staff member or student for more than fifteen minutes (based on contact tracing) and does not need to self-quarantine. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on December 1, 2020.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
November 15, 2020
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that a staff member at Three Rivers Elementary has been diagnosed with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that any staff member or student that was within the parameters that require a two-week quarantine will be notified within 24 hours of the District receiving the positive test. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child was not believed to have been within six feet of the staff member for more than fifteen minutes (based on contact tracing) and does not need to self-quarantine. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on November 28, 2020.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
November 14, 2020
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that a staff member at Taylor Middle School has been diagnosed with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that any staff member or student that was within the parameters that require a two-week quarantine will be notified within 24 hours of the District receiving the positive test. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child was not believed to have been within six feet of the staff member for more than fifteen minutes (based on contact tracing) and does not need to self-quarantine. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on November 27, 2020.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
November 13, 2020
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 3 students in Taylor High School and 1 staff member at Three Rivers Elementary School have been diagnosed with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that any staff member or student that was within the parameters that require a two-week quarantine will be notified within 24 hours of the District receiving the positive test. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child was not believed to have been within six feet of the students or staff member for more than fifteen minutes (based on contact tracing) and does not need to self-quarantine. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on November 27, 2020.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
November 11, 2020
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that a student and a staff member at Three Rivers Elementary School have been diagnosed with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that any staff member or student that was within the parameters that require a two-week quarantine will be notified within 24 hours of the District receiving the positive test. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child was not believed to have been within six feet of the student or staff member for more than fifteen minutes (based on contact tracing) and does not need to self-quarantine. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on November 25, 2020.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
November 10, 2020
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that a student at Three Rivers Elementary School and 2 students in Taylor Middle School have been diagnosed with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that any staff member or student that was within the parameters that require a two-week quarantine will be notified within 24 hours of the District receiving the positive test. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child was not believed to have been within six feet of any of the 3 students for more than fifteen minutes (based on contact tracing) and does not need to self-quarantine. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on November 24, 2020.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
November 9, 2020
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that a staff member at Three Rivers Elementary has been diagnosed with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that this case did not result in any additional quarantines. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
November 8, 2020
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that a student at Taylor High School has been diagnosed with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that any staff member or student that was within the parameters that require a two-week quarantine will be notified within 24 hours of the District receiving the positive test. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child was not believed to have been within six feet of the student for more than fifteen minutes (based on contact tracing) and does not need to self-quarantine. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on November 21, 2020.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
November 4, 2020
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that a student at Taylor High School has been diagnosed with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that any staff member or student that was within the parameters that require a two-week quarantine will be notified within 24 hours of the District receiving the positive test. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District this evening, your child was not believed to have been within six feet of the student for more than fifteen minutes (based on contact tracing) and does not need to self-quarantine. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on November 18, 2020.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
November 4, 2020
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that a staff member in Taylor Middle School has been diagnosed with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that any staff member or student that was within the parameters that require a two-week quarantine will be notified within 24 hours of the District receiving the positive test. If you do not receive an email or call from the School District, your child was not believed to have been within six feet of the staff member for more than fifteen minutes (based on contact tracing) and does not need to self-quarantine. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on November 18, 2020.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
November 2, 2020
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that a student in Taylor High School has been diagnosed with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that any staff member or student that was within the parameters that require a two-week quarantine will be notified within 24 hours of the District receiving the positive test. If you do not receive an email from the School District by 5:00 pm this evening, your child was not believed to have been within six feet of the student for more than fifteen minutes (based on contact tracing) and does not need to self-quarantine. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on November 14, 2020.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
November 2, 2020
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that a staff member in Three Rivers Elementary has been diagnosed with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that any staff member or student that was within the parameters that require a two-week quarantine will be notified within 24 hours of the District receiving the positive test. If you do not receive an email from the School District by this evening, your child was not believed to have been within six feet of the staff member for more than fifteen minutes (based on contact tracing) and does not need to self-quarantine. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on November 14, 2020.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
October 31, 2020
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that a student in Taylor Middle School has been diagnosed with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that any staff member or student that was within the parameters that require a two-week quarantine will be notified within 24 hours of the District receiving the positive test. If you do not receive an email from the School District this evening, your child was not believed to have been within six feet of the staff member for more than fifteen minutes (based on contact tracing) and does not need to self-quarantine. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on November 14, 2020.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
October 29, 2020
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that two students in Taylor High School have been diagnosed with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that any staff member or student that was within the parameters that require a two-week quarantine will be notified within 24 hours of the District receiving the positive test. If you are receiving this letter and have not received an email from the School District, your child was not believed to have been within six feet of the staff member for more than fifteen minutes (based on contact tracing) and does not need to self-quarantine. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on November 12, 2020.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
October 28, 2020
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that a student at Taylor High School has been diagnosed with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that this particular case did not result in any additional quarantines. Your child was not believed to have been within six feet of the student for more than fifteen minutes (based on contact tracing) and does not need to self-quarantine. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on November 11, 2020.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
October 28, 2020
Dear Three Rivers Students, Parents, and Staff,
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has issued guidance on the definition of essential critical infrastructure workers. CISA promotes the ability of such workers to continue to work during periods of community restriction, access management, social distancing, or closure orders/directives.
Three Rivers has been identified as a critical infrastructure during the COVID-19 pandemic. This distinction has been made after appropriately balancing public safety, the health and safety of the workforce, and the continued delivery of essential critical infrastructure services and functions. Critical infrastructures are imperative during the response to the COVID-19 emergency for both public health and safety as well as community well-being. Teachers and staff have a special responsibility in these times to continue to operate. Hamilton County Public Health (HCPH) has been working with Three Rivers Schools closely to effectively isolate the case and quarantine those identified as close contacts.
The teacher and staff member that have been named as close contacts to a positive case of COVID-19 will be allowed to work at this time as long as they do not develop symptoms. The workers will follow guidance from the CDC, ODH, and HCPH to limit disease spread at the facility. The employees will comply with applicable OSHA requirements for protecting critical infrastructure workers and attendees who remain on or return to the facility during the COVID-19 pandemic. The facility must implement the public health recommendations for source control in their community.
The overall health and well-being of the community will continue to be our top priority. Hamilton County Public Health and Three Rivers are working together to prevent the spread of COVID-19 at the school. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy.
Thank you,
Greg Kesterman Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
October 23, 2020
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that a student at Taylor High School has been diagnosed with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that this particular case did not result in any additional quarantines. Your child was not believed to have been within six feet of the student for more than fifteen minutes (based on contact tracing) and does not need to self-quarantine. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on November 2, 2020.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
October 22, 2020
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that a staff member at Three Rivers Elementary has been diagnosed with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that any staff member or student that was within the parameters that require a two-week quarantine will be notified within 24 hours of the District receiving the positive test. If you are receiving this letter and have not received a phone call from the School District, your child was not believed to have been within six feet of the staff member for more than fifteen minutes (based on contact tracing) and does not need to self-quarantine. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on November 2, 2020.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
October 16, 2020
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that 2 students at Taylor Middle School (6th-grade) have been diagnosed with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that any staff member or student that was within the parameters that require a two-week quarantine will be notified within 24 hours of the District receiving the positive test. If you are receiving this letter and do not receive a phone call this evening from the School District, your child was not believed to have been within six feet of either student for more than fifteen minutes (based on contact tracing) and does not need to self-quarantine. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on October 30, 2020.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
Wednesday, October 14, 2020
Dear Three Rivers Students, Parents, and Staff,
This letter is to notify you that an attendee at Three Rivers has been diagnosed with COVID-19. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms and keep your sick child(ren) home. If you need to take them to see a physician for testing and treatment, please let the physician know about this potential exposure.
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has issued guidance on the definition of essential critical infrastructure workers. CISA promotes the ability of such workers to continue to work during periods of community restriction, access management, social distancing, or closure orders/directives.
Three Rivers Schools have been identified as a critical infrastructure during the COVID-19 pandemic. This distinction has been made after appropriately balancing public safety, the health and safety of the workforce, and the continued delivery of essential critical infrastructure services and functions. Critical infrastructures are imperative during the response to the COVID-19 emergency for both public health and safety as well as community well-being. Teachers have a special responsibility in these times to continue to operate. Hamilton County Public Health (HCPH) has been working with Three Rivers Schools closely to effectively isolate the case and quarantine those identified as close contacts.
The teachers that have been named as close contacts to the positive case of COVID-19 will be allowed to work at this time as long as they do not develop symptoms. The workers will follow guidance from the CDC, ODH, and HCPH to limit disease spread at the facility. The employees will comply with applicable OSHA requirements for protecting critical infrastructure workers and attendees who remain on or return to the facility during the COVID-19 pandemic. The facility must implement the public health recommendations for source control in their community.
The overall health and well-being of the community will continue to be our top priority. Hamilton County Public Health and Three Rivers Schools are working together to prevent the spread of COVID-19 at our facility. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy.
Thank you,
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
October 14, 2020
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that a staff member at Taylor Middle School and a student at Taylor High School have been diagnosed with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that any staff member or student that was within the parameters that require a two-week quarantine are being individually notified. If you are receiving this letter and do not receive a phone call this evening from the School District, your child was not believed to have been within six feet of the staff member or student for more than fifteen minutes (based on contact tracing) and does not need to self-quarantine. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on October 23, 2020.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
October 8, 2020
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that a staff member at Taylor Middle School has been diagnosed with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that any staff member or student that was within the parameters that require a two-week quarantine are being notified this evening. If you are receiving this letter and do not receive a phone call this evening from the School District, your child was not believed to have been within six feet of the staff member for more than fifteen minutes (based on contact tracing) and does not need to self-quarantine. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on October 22, 2020.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
October 7, 2020
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that a student at Taylor High School has been diagnosed with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that any staff member or student that was within the parameters that require a two-week quarantine are being individually notified. If you are receiving this letter and do not receive a phone call this evening from the School District, your child was not believed to have been within six feet of the student for more than fifteen minutes (based on contact tracing) and does not need to self-quarantine. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on October 20, 2020.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor yourself for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include cough, shortness of breath, new smell disorder, or new taste disorder. Other symptoms include fever (measured or subjective), shivering with chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose.
If you develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please stay at home and consult with your physician regarding next steps.
Please notify school administration if you choose to get tested or if you develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
September 30, 2020
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that a staff member at Three Rivers Elementary has been diagnosed with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that any staff member or student that was within the parameters that require a two-week quarantine have been individually notified. If you are receiving this letter and have not received a phone call from the School District, your child was not believed to have been within six feet of the staff member for more than fifteen minutes (based on contact tracing) and does not need to self-quarantine. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on October 9, 2020.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor your student(s) for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include fever, cough, and shortness of breath. Other symptoms include chills, rigors, muscle aches, headache, sore throat, or loss of taste/smell;
If your student develops symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please keep him/her at home and consult with your physician regarding the next steps;
Please notify the school administration if you choose to get your child tested or if they develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
September 24, 2020
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that a student at Taylor High School has been diagnosed with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that any staff member or student that was within the parameters that require a two-week quarantine have been individually notified. If you are receiving this letter and have not received a phone call from the School District, your child was not believed to have been within six feet of the student for more than fifteen minutes (based on contact tracing) and does not need to self-quarantine. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on October 6, 2020.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor your student(s) for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include fever, cough, and shortness of breath. Other symptoms include chills, rigors, muscle aches, headache, sore throat, or loss of taste/smell;
If your student develops symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please keep him/her at home and consult with your physician regarding the next steps;
Please notify the school administration if you choose to get your child tested or if they develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
September 23, 2020
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that a student at Taylor High School has been diagnosed with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that any staff member or student that was within the parameters that require a two-week quarantine have been individually notified. If you are receiving this letter and have not received a phone call from the School District, your child was not believed to have been within six feet of the staff member for more than fifteen minutes (based on contact tracing) and does not need to self-quarantine. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on October 2, 2020.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor your student(s) for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include fever, cough, and shortness of breath. Other symptoms include chills, rigors, muscle aches, headache, sore throat, or loss of taste/smell;
If your student develops symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please keep him/her at home and consult with your physician regarding the next steps;
Please notify the school administration if you choose to get your child tested or if they develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
September 22, 2020
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that a staff member in Three Rivers Local School District has been diagnosed with COVID-19. Due to HIPAA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that any staff member or student that was within the parameters that require a two-week quarantine have been individually notified. If you are receiving this letter and have not received a phone call from the School District, your child was not believed to have been within six feet of the staff member for more than fifteen minutes (based on contact tracing) and does not need to self-quarantine. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on October 2, 2020.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor your student(s) for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include fever, cough, and shortness of breath. Other symptoms include chills, rigors, muscle aches, headache, sore throat, or loss of taste/smell;
If your student develops symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please keep him/her at home and consult with your physician regarding the next steps;
Please notify the school administration if you choose to get your child tested or if they develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
September 18, 2020
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that a first-grade student in Three Rivers Elementary has been diagnosed with COVID-19. Due to HIPPA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that any student that was within the parameters that require a two-week quarantine will be individually notified this evening. If you are receiving this letter and have not received a phone call from the School District, your child was not believed to have been within six feet of the student for more than fifteen minutes (based on contact tracing) and does not need to self-quarantine. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends on September 29, 2020.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor your student(s) for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include fever, cough, and shortness of breath. Other symptoms include chills, rigors, muscle aches, headache, sore throat, or loss of taste/smell;
If your student develops symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please keep him/her at home and consult with your physician regarding the next steps;
Please notify the school administration if you choose to get your child tested or if they develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
September 7, 2020
The content of the letter below was provided by the Hamilton County Department of Health:
Greg Kesterman
Health Commissioner
Hamilton County Public Health
250 William Howard Taft
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Dear Three Rivers Local School District Staff, Parents, and Students,
This letter is to notify you that a kindergarten student in Three Rivers Elementary has been diagnosed with COVID-19. Due to HIPPA privacy, we are unable to release information that could identify an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. Please know that any student that was within the parameters that require a two-week quarantine will be individually notified this evening. If you are receiving this letter and have not received a phone call from the School District, your child was not believed to have been within six feet of the student for more than fifteen minutes (based on contact tracing) and does not need to self-quarantine. In order to contain the spread of this infection, we are asking parents to monitor your child(ren) for symptoms, keep your sick child(ren) home and take them to see a physician for testing and treatment if you observe any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Please take this letter with you when you go to your physician. The period of observing your child related to this exposure ends in two weeks from September 7, 2020.
Here are the steps we are asking you to do in order to best protect our community:
Please monitor your student(s) for symptoms of COVID-19, which may include fever, cough, and shortness of breath. Other symptoms include chills, rigors, muscle aches, headache, sore throat, or loss of taste/smell;
If your student develops symptoms consistent with COVID-19 please keep him/her at home and consult with your physician regarding the next steps;
Please notify the school administration if you choose to get your child tested or if they develop symptoms.
The overall health and well-being of the students and employees at Three Rivers Local School District and throughout Hamilton County continue to be our top priority. You can view the Hamilton County School Reference Guide for COVID-19 by clicking HERE. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community healthy. Please know that Three Rivers will update all positive COVID-19 cases on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site which can be accessed via the District’s website or by clicking HERE.
Please contact Hamilton County Public Health’s COVID-19 Hotline (513) 946-7919, Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Three Rivers Local School District
No-Cost, At-Home COVID-19 Tests Now Available to Order Online
No-Cost, At-Home COVID-19 Tests Now Available to Order Online
The federal website for ordering at-home COVID-19 tests has officially launched today. Order your free COVID tests (limit of 4 per household) now through COVIDTests.gov
To place an order, all you need is your name and residential address. No ID, credit card, or health insurance information is required. You may also share your email address to get updates on your order. These tests will be delivered in the mail through the U.S. Postal Service and will typically ship within 7-12 days of ordering.
All tests distributed as part of this program are FDA-authorized at-home rapid antigen tests. You will not be able to choose the brand you order as part of this program. The tests available for order:
Are rapid antigen at-home tests, not PCR
Can be taken anywhere
Give results within 30 minutes (no lab drop-off required)
Work whether or not you have COVID-19 symptoms
Work whether or not you are up to date on your COVID-19 vaccines
Are also referred to as self-tests or over-the-counter (OTC) tests
Don't Forget! No-cost PCR testing is still available for those who live and work in Hamilton County. For locations and times, visit www.testandprotectcincy.com
Click HERE to view the K-12 Quarantine Guidelines released on August 31, 2021 by the Ohio Department of Health.
Three Rivers Return to School Plan
Three Rivers Return to School Plan
Please know that while much of the Three Rivers Local School District Plan indicates that decisions will be made per individual family discretion, please know the District will not tolerate bullying or harassing of any student or staff member for their beliefs and ideology regarding their personal health and safety. One of the District’s core values is to nurture inclusion; we believe that everyone should be welcomed back into a safe, friendly, and supportive school community.
WHAT WILL REMAIN THE SAME FOR THE 2021-2022 SCHOOL YEAR?
While the many changes last school year were frustrating and sometimes overwhelming, some made sense for long-term planning; especially considering we are still facing new COVID cases in Hamilton County. Many of the practices and protocols that we are continuing to implement align with the Ohio Department of Health’s COVID guidance released on July 26, 2021.
PPE and Cleaning:
For the 2021-2022 school year, Three Rivers will continue to provide PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) using ESSER Funds. The District purchased hand sanitizer, sanitizer stations, cleaning supplies, face coverings, and many other items to help in reducing the transmission of the virus. We find no reason to not continue to have those items readily available to our staff and students. Additionally, the custodial team will continue to clean and sanitize throughout the school day, focusing on high-touch areas. At night, the new cleaning equipment that was purchased to sanitize during COVID last year will continue to be used. As handwashing is one of the most effective ways to reduce the spread of infectious disease, students will continue to be encouraged to frequently wash their hands when possible and use sanitizer often throughout the school day.
Social Distancing:
All students and staff will be encouraged to social distance when possible. Some teachers may also leave up plastic desk shields to reduce the spread of germs. Students and staff are encouraged to wear masks when social distancing is not possible.
Quarantines
*updated September 2, 2021
The District will continue to notify families when their child is identified as a close contact in school. All bus riders will be notified everytime there is a positive case reported from an individual on the bus.
The same guidelines for school will remain consistent for athletics and other extracurricular activities. ODH states that students should refrain from these activities when they have symptoms consistent with COVID-19 and should be tested. Additionally, the use of masking and social distancing to the extent possible is recommended during indoor sports and other high-risk activities.
Three Rivers will continue to be transparent with any reported positive COVID case by continuing to update the cumulative and weekly slides found on the Three Rivers COVID-19 site. Letters are written and displayed (by the end of each school day) on this site as well every time a positive case is reported.
Campus Visitors:
We ask that all visitors call and make an appointment before coming to campus. Our goal is to welcome families onto campus for as many in-person celebrations as possible; additionally, new streaming equipment is being purchased to continue live streaming events. We believe that this was something we learned to be of great value for the future of Three Rivers. We had many out-of-town family members who were able to watch their students being celebrated in real-time. Additionally, streaming as many events as possible allows for family members who are not comfortable being in public places to still be able to attend such events virtually.
Drinking Fountains and Fill Stations:
*updated September 2, 2021
Thanks to the PTO, there are now water fill stations throughout the campus. Students are encouraged to continue bringing their water bottles to school and filling them as needed throughout the school day.
Breakfast:
Elementary students will continue to have a “grab and go” breakfast. Beginning at 8:30 am, students can pick up their breakfast bags and take them to their homeroom to enjoy. Middle school and high school students can get breakfast beginning at 7:30 am.
WHAT WILL CHANGE FOR THE 2021-2022 SCHOOL YEAR?
Face Coverings:
Three Rivers will be following the CDC’s (Center for Disease Control) guidance by recommending that anyone not vaccinated wear masks. Masks will only be required on a Three Rivers bus or van, per federal law. If any student or staff member wants to wear a mask but forgets to bring one to school, the District will provide one.
Temperature Checks:
As always, students should remain at home when feeling ill or running a fever. Three Rivers will not be requiring teachers to take daily temperature checks of students upon arrival. If students do not feel well during the school day, they should go to the school health clinic. As always, if the nurse deems the child sick or he/she is running a fever, the clinic will call a guardian to have the child picked up.
Families are encouraged to speak with healthcare providers when experiencing any covid-related symptoms. We ask that families continue to notify the District of any student who tests positive for COVID-19. This will allow other students who may have been in close contact to be notified. Anonymity is always ensured when communicating positive cases.
Backpacks and Lockers:
Although clear backpacks are not required, please default to each building's communication for specific rules. Lockers (grades 5-12) will be available for use; please see individual building communication for locker plans and procedures. Elementary students will continue to use individual cubbies for their personal items.
Three Rivers Local School District will follow mandates should they be issued by the federal government, Ohio Governor, Ohio State Health Department, or the Hamilton County Health Department throughout the year. Consequently, we know we may need to be flexible and adjust accordingly should new requirements change current plans.
We truly appreciate everyone working together to continue to do everything we can to keep students in school safely.
If anyone in your home is twelve years of age or older and interested in receiving the COVID-19 vaccine visit: gettheshot.coronavirus.ohio.gov
For additional information regarding COVID-19, please visit coronavirus.ohio.gov.
> Food Service
> Food Service
Free and Reduced Lunch Application - https://family.titank12.com/application/new?identifier=9VD4CU
Menus - https://family.titank12.com/menu/9VD4CU
Family Portal to pay and maintain student accounts. https://family.titank12.com/9VD4CU
> Mental Health Services
> Mental Health Services
Who can parents and students reach out to at the school level for mental health needs?
Parents and students are able to reach out to their school counselors and our school social worker for any immediate needs and guidance.
Three Rivers Elementary:
Tina Cole - tcole@trlsd.org
Taylor Middle School:
Dave Henderson - dhenderson@trlsd.org
Pam Wray - pwray@trlsd.org
Taylor High School:
Marla Heckman - mheckman@trlsd.org
Katie Ryan - kryan@trlsd.org
District Level Social Services:
Cathy Glatt - cglatt@trlsd.org
How can parents access mental health supports through our District's partner, Best Point Behavioral Health (Children's Home), for children during this period?
Best Point Behavioral Health (by The Children’s Home) is still open and providing services. When schools were cancelled and restrictions regarding face to face interactions were put into place, the agency prioritized the implementation of Telehealth so they would be able to continue service delivery. They have a Telehealth service they are able to use for video conferencing with clients and families called Updox. They are able to provide counseling, school-based day treatment services, care coordination, and medication management services through this platform. The Three Rivers team is actively reaching out to families to provide ongoing services via telehealth – through phone or video conferencing. Provider expectations are that they are delivering the services as planned, via telehealth, as long as COVID-19 restrictions are in place.
For questions about ongoing services please contact your service providers. Or send an email to:
Kate Barnes – kbarnes@bestpoint.org
Caroline Hils – chils@bestpoint.org
For new referrals feel free to reach out to your school counselor or go to the website, link below, to complete a referral for mental health support. You can also reach out to Kate or Caroline with any questions via email.
https://www.thechildrenshomecinti.org/page/referral
What are some tips for talking to our child about COVID-19?
There are many different ways to talk to your child about COVID-19. The best way is to make sure that you are speaking to them at their developmental level. Below are some resources that may be helpful:
Ohio Department of Health: Family Activities to try during Covid Closures
Child Mind: Supporting Families during Covid-19
NASP: Helping Children Cope with Changes
Child Trends: Supporting Children's Emotional Well-Being
CDC: Talking to Childen About the CornaVirus
Cincinnati Children’s Handwashing Video: (excellent for preschoolers and older)
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